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FRIDAY. .APRIL 27. lil)`.
(hire will cure uearl! 1 f
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Usm in 3 (mv hours: _
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will cure iudigcstiou and
all utoiuiirli troubles:
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will cure 90 pci' M0!-
of all eases of ‘aidnel
turn Cure Wm UU*
any kind of headache in
a few minutes that
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:::ed(ltos. Atuzlldi-i%xtn. 25 eeuetnea vial. '
if you need medical advice write Prof. iltmycti.
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Our workrooms will 
iushecl this week; if con-G
vei~i+~nt, we ask you, ands
will c-insider it a favor for'|
thme who car, to leave 
their trimmed hat order F
sseai-ly in the week as
possible.
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Pic xdor,
Garcia,
La Industrie,
The Jap,
El Fenix,
El Merits, .
Cigarettes, Pipes, Tobaccos.
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she wi"6e@969si
Noi Forget You
e If you wi-ite on our new
paper “Khaki” Eiery-
lhing is in Khaki now,and
if youvwani. to be “in the
swim”_vou must be “ip
to-date.” Try a quire.
ll}Hlll’i B0llKSl0Rl2
Queen Street, U
Opp, Prowse’s. '
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DEAR Manaxxz
If you watt a Toilet Sett to
ccmplete your house-cleaning
arrangemelts this Spring, we
want to tell you that we have
all kinds and shapes and shades
We feel sure that you will
find one hereto suit your taste t
\Ve assure you also that the
' prices will suit your pocket
book.
Yours Resp’t
W. P. COLWILL.
Sunnyside.
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IlUG_`_[IOHl
At the Lyceum. '
I will sell .it the Lyceum, Prince
Street, on Thursday, the 26th April,
inst. commencing at ll o’clock, a. m.,
R- BEAIRSTO,
Apl. 26 ts. Auctioneer.
gi-.ii.l.le; that his Ca- f
catarrh no mutter how y
di h t his
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Cold Our will _ _ _
tgillckgymureairl iii;  and disappointing. It puzzles the lay mind
'l HE WAR SITUATION.
Lord Roberts has now been in Bloem-
onteinsix weeks and apparently must
et clear his right flank from the Boer
I i i it
  ii-lll euro forces before his advance northward to-
vard Pretoria. The delay has been long `
to find adequate reasons for the cessation
of any apparent progress since the cap-
ture of Cronje and the occupation of the
Free State Capital. The impression
grows that the censure of Buller, VVarren
and Gatacre by the Field Marshal is it
factor in the delay, but the best British
opinion stands heartily and confidently
by Lord Roberts. \Ve hear little of Lord
Kitchener of late, and it has been hinted
that lie. too, lias made mistakes which
have been rexnlrkecl upon by Lord
Roberts.
In Natal the period of inactivity is also
being painfully prolonged. It is now
nearly two months since the relief of
Ladysmith, since which time Gen. Buller`s
large force has accomplished very little
of which ive have been told. The enemy
is still in possession of north-eastern
Natal where the earlier serious battles of
the war were fought. It is not explained
why the Boers have not been driven back,
at least to the Drakensberg passes. Gen.
Buller`s forces have been for all these
weeks probably two or three times as
great as those of the enemy in that
quarter, whoars still occupying British
soil.
And Mafekingis still unrelieved. The
town has now been closely besieged for
over six months, and futile 'efforts have
been made to relieve it from both
the north and the south. We are now
told that Gen. Carrington‘s force which
has been sent round by way of Beira and
Rhodesia cannot possibly reach Mafeking
before the first of June, by which time
the garrison, if not relieved in some
other way, must be forced to surrender.
In the meantime it is to be hoped that
Lord Roberts` advance toward Pretoria
may so far withdraw the pressure upon
Baden Powells brave little band that at
least their food supplies may be re-
plenished.
We may nnd some comfort, perhaps in
reverting to Lord Kitchener’s campaign in
the Soudan,where it- was thought the pre-
parations were painfully slow and elabor-
ate, but they led up to a series oi crushing
blows, swiftly delivered and ended in a
splendid triumph. But here we have not
Dervishes to deal with, and are mic likely
to be permitted to meet and crush the
enemy in the open field. Pretoria, we are
led to believe, is an almost impregnable
fortress, and provisloned for a long siege.
If it should yet take some months
to come within striking distance
of the Transvaal Capital we may make up
our minds to see the dawn of the twentieth
century with the war still on our hands.
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The great cost of modern battleships is
largely made up of the specially prepared
steel plates with which their sides are
protected. It was thought for a time that
Ha.rvey"sed steel plates would prove ex-
cellent for this purpose but is now found
that Krupp plates are about 25 per cent
better. The cost of a. ton of steel is but
a matter of a few dollars, but the contract-
ors demand $545 per ton for the 20,000 tons
of Krupp plates with which to protect
the United States war vessels now build-
ing or projected. These are big figures,
butso extensive and costly is the plant
required for the production of armor
plates that it is estimated that the Gov-
ernment could not erect its own plant
and produce the required 20,030 tons of
plates at less than $1,060 per ton.
It has been complained that Admiral
Dewey has not resigned his high-salaried
position as Admiral when announcing
himself a candidate for the Presidency.
He has all the precedents in his favor,
however. He has not yet received a nom-
ination and none of the numerous gener-
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g found. here. Having had years _
'fri ‘§,ia‘i.‘.§'°i"fi'.‘.°° alma' mis li§“fi‘i  *
1"" kinds of were in my line ilrsi. " I
class and up~to-date. Gas nttlug
well and plrpmptly done., Elec
triccallhe putin rr repaired
at shortest notice. New store.
new stock, prices lowest. A call
uaxcited.
H. Stevenson
il.
Great George Street,
" Opposite R.
23 ecfllyr.
NAVAL 
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_"I We have just if-'éesised s supply 1°!
LI ‘_ Naval oranges out of a lot imported
K1/1;] there direct from California They
 are in line order- and are delicious,
fruit, being very juicy =-and sweet.l
We are selling them, for 30 3”] 0
$§‘cent-s per dozen. Try them if -you
want something nice.
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It lies with you, reader. to give us a chance
tohpirove the above asseriiggié 'Woogie re-
ce n newgoodsdaily. our vered
-Chip .hsarket Baskets from !0cup. Choice
Creams Butter just received. Try 'our
,Orangc Iyekoe Tea ag5c per lb. It will please
you. We also sell F¥aszard's Genuine .
he was an unsuccessful candidate, :was a
The others all held on to their salaries
until they learned whether the sovereign
life almost down to its close hiS
pen was active in the discussion
of the affairs of the church.
the state and various scientifilf
subjects. He speedily came to the f1°0I1i>
in the House of Lords and in 1352 WaS
called to the Ministry of Lord Aberdeen.
He also held positions in successive Gov-
ernments led by Mr. Gladstone, but on
Irish legislation generally he differed from
the Liberal leader and gradually drifted
away from his earlier political associa-
tions. By his death Lord Lorne becomes
a Duke and one step nearer in rank to his
royal consort.
Mis.Howard Gould has had the courage
to resist payment for exorbitant bills of
her dressmakers and both she and her
husband have been sued and have suc-
cessfully defended the actions. It turns
out that the millionaries have the same
sort of trials as humbler folk in these
matters-misfits, valuable material spoil-
ed and dresses delivered long after the
time when promised. Lady customers
sometimes submit to these hardships in a.
way that no business man would do, and
it is a satisfaction to Kind that even the
upon. Dressmakers no doubt have their
own troubles with customers who delay
payment, but this affords nnjustification
for misfits and breach of contract with
p y or sa is actory service. nd whena
dress is wanted for a particular evening `
c nntra . .
circulation, are .magnified and dis- `
ble, with the object of frightening the
_public into taking this or that -heart
lremedy. If a hundredth part of the ‘
i heart trouble we hear, about were
real, the cemeteries would be filled in
a month. A wrong construction is
put u ncommon ailments in order
arguments cannot convince an in
P'
lessness, nervousness, loss of vital
force, ending in general break down.
The iron in Dr. Ward’s Blood and
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9 THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN. /PRINCE FDWARD ISLAND APRIT 27 1900
' Y -1 i | i i I i Y l ,_ gt 1 -1| High  
' , I' ` als who have sou ht that high ofilcc re-
MUNYOWS GUARANTEE'    signed their oth; salaried positions un-
nngg anertiozin to Just what A T til after they were formally nominated.
In fact General McLellan, who resigned
two months before the election at which
distinct exception to the general rule.     
Oar new Spring Line of this class of goods wen never so c izuple 0 It '\¢bfl§ttli
i>°°Pl° “'°“’d “U ‘hem t° ‘°‘“°"hl”8 in the market in trimmed ready o-wear Hi s, and if utvles and prices couch our lisa*
higher. Undef the Can”-dia” SYSW11 H record in both of them We have kept our wonrkroom with 10 girls moving lively duh'
different rule prevails. goods, and as the new stlyes came out we produced them in our own woorkroum,
profit for you, that is why we are ahead of our co mpetitors in showing new uuvel&
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The death ofthe Duke of Argyll, tathe ng to the front, and if tirele s energy, bustling and ambition are factors, we intend to shy
of the Marquis of Lorne, has removed a l ,______
great Scotsman who was eminent both in 5 ' N 2 A W 1 I A
the public life of the Empire and in the f -
f t
literary “_orld_ He was hom 1823 and We carry an immense line of Straw Braidn, and it gms withou saying that they VH
ever this ‘eased Our new spring line embraces all the new ideas and oiylv, beth ilpcrm
Succeeded uf the D“k°d°mm 1847' From prices that willicause consternation among wholesalers As we want to do ill [MIK
thiifge Z: '_"“°t°‘;” Ze Wash” ‘zngfr ‘E32 goods that we ever did, and make a record, that we will save you 50 per cent. pe!
pu IC ll &ll`S all lI`0\1g OU IS
location
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those who are both able and willing to  
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time is distinctly of the essence of the Facts are stubborn things, but nevertheless it is a fici, that we have the gtkfelt
ct ’Uat rimmed Hat Department in the Island With our extra space in our new atom. we
" » fr r -1 , , '  will be better able to give our customers the same smashing values in Hats that lilo*
- A ` I ~ ‘  ` gfauioul, and kept our competors guessing how we did ii and wondering ba Il HN
  you 25 to50 per cent on new stapl-i goods , but we’re alive to the fact hiatt HN gm
° f to keen up in the prcces=1on with Hats that have the style and Huiali about tbel mil
It is fashionsble to day to kwa B that you can make money on, and hats that fetch the trade to you, and just to be Glliill
h th ll
new heart scare every 24 hours. The we ave am a
commonest symptoms of d_~. -p»-psia oi _
nerve trouble, such as palpitation. 
weak spells, loss of appetite and poor
° ' ' ' _ The immense li-ie of Flowers th t we are swinging out this season ueiuaii B-
wrted mm serious “gas of heart mm tcnishes ourselves. We have several broken bores and sample lines, which we placed,
together and made three large Iota cf. R member these flowers are as flush Ili llll
as natural as it they were plucked from your own garlei this very moment. They
are splendid lots for counter trade to driw the crowd iriviug you a cemplttc lQ~to~
date assortment, comprising S iravs, Wreaths, Mm ur-ii. Paquetl, etc of Roe*
Violets, Hyacinths, Lily of the Valley Lilacs, nic Re nember no two are alike
to hunixmg the People into the belief Our store is homelike--rernmds you cf your own firesidc.
that heart disease is preva'ent, where ___ , ,
as real heart trouble. which _is so     8": A 
,sadly and suddenly fam; when is dwg _ The New Khaki Golf CapePitriotic Ties, B its. Caps ani Hits Flags and 0 .I Jan lm
occur, is B, I-are diseasg Lopsided Mackiutcshes and Macks, Bobs, and Kilchiuer Run Proofs
telligent. people. Iron is a. vital ele
ment _of the blood. Too little iron
means weakness, lack of spirits, p_al
lid cheeks, shortness of breath, slee
Nerve Pills is in the soluble form you '
feel yourself getting well when you
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<=\iJl||i PRIEES ARE RIGHT.
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gBRAiilii1N TEA,
.took of other Teas on hand from &c. l
need, in combination with other cura-
tive agents in such a manner that
disease can’t resist their action. You
take Dr. Ward’s Blood an l Nerve `
CQ .Bridge Aciu_sjte_§§Isbnluugh ,,,,,
Owing to ob_]e ctions to the sed 1;
_has been caused in the work on tllgrhlzow Brillng: lon’
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Will be asked sometime for constructing this bridge We do not propose
imakmg tender, our line of dRIDGE WORK is c mfiued to Teeth Modem
Dental Science has devised means by which decayed teeth or roots may be nm "I m
utilized and new sound teeth placed on them, it isa t necessary to wesrcun
bersome plates that too often areunserviceable or ill fitting Dental Science
overcomes this by BRIDGES by which the gap between two or more bath
or roots is bridged over by Artific.el Teeth, making them Just as good in
every way as your own natural teeth would be
We would like to show you ap°cimens of our Bridge Work. and illue- Ad 2° dd,”
trate to you the many advantages of it We manufacture it ourselves and
you don’t have to ln<».¢- any time in having it put in, and by making it can
selvs, we are in a posi ion to fully guarantee ii. in every way
All 'Drk done in a. painlessly pleasant way, and we are the wha'
leded linest duced Denial Ei.abii»niniis out of Besson, and equal to the
best anywhere. A59”
Call and see us. It is a pleasure to us to illustrate our Work Int’
I Methods.